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A low-key and cozy mountain B&B. The room is not big but very comfortable. The two owners had their own unique insights into the decoration and management of the B&B, and they had a very good chat. The dishes on the dinner table are the taste of the mountains, simple and delicious. In the early morning, I woke up to the chirping of mountain birds. Outside the window, I saw the distant mountains and mist, the clear stream, the white goose and the old trees. I suddenly felt like I was in the Tang and Song Dynasties.

Cao Su almost satisfied all my imaginations of a secluded countryside, with a quiet village, trickling water, stone walls and green tiles, and bamboo forests rustling in the wind. Unlike Beijing, where I live, the mild and humid countryside in the south of the Yangtze River touched me almost instantly. Back to Cao Su, the owner Shuicao is enthusiastic and gentle, the aunt in the store is kind and amiable, and the two dogs in the yard, Xiaohei and Heijian, are extremely smart and well-behaved. The best mornings and nights here are when you can stroll around the village or sit in the yard and read after eating the healthy breakfast prepared by the aunt in the morning. At night, you can listen to the chirping of insects and lie on a recliner to watch the stars in the sky. Returning to nature is really realized here. This morning, I left the store and returned to Beijing. Xiaohei and the aunt were not sent to the village entrance by me. I think I will come back, because Cao Su not only has scenery, but more importantly, it has human touch.

Before checking out this morning, I called the front desk to confirm that there were still available rooms. They told me to go downstairs to the front desk to extend my stay. When I got there, a man who seemed to be the manager came over and said they were fully booked. I told them I had just called to confirm that someone was available for me to come down, and that any other room type would be fine. The man said they were sold out. I then went back upstairs to pack my suitcase and went downstairs to wait for the bus. While I was waiting in the lobby, the front desk clerk answered the phone and asked if there were any rooms available. They said there was one on the 5th floor that they could help me change to... I went over and asked, ”Why did I say there were no rooms?” The receptionist hesitated and said it was booked in advance. I'm really impressed. If you want a price increase, just tell me.

This hotel is quite charming—it’s a large, old house that has been nicely converted into several hotel rooms. Our room was very comfortable. However, a heads-up regarding the bathroom: there was no door on the toilet area, and the shower was an all-glass enclosure. Since I was traveling with my husband, it wasn't an issue for us, but if you are traveling with friends, you might want to be aware of this lack of privacy. The location is excellent! It’s right next to the City Wall and super close to several great restaurants and cool bars. We also liked the service; the staff were quite attentive. One thing I found confusing, though, was that they didn't register my address as per the usual government standard for foreign guests, which most hotels in China follow. As for cleanliness, it was standard for China—there were a few stray hairs in parts of the room (usually women's hair), but I find this happens in practically any hotel here. Overall, it was a good stay!

It is really a germ and beautiful accommodation provided in a town of LingHai.  The service is excellent, all staff are friendly, warm, and kind to assist.  The rooms are modern and with high tech.  The location is in an alley, but easy to walk around to the ancient city and streets.  The breakfast provided in a restaurant offers variety of food with good taste and clean.  I highly recommend this accommodation to everyone coming to Linghai.

The hotel's location is fantastic, making it super convenient for getting around, dining, and sightseeing. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft. The front desk staff were very warm and attentive. It offers great value for money, and I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip.

Very near to train station, and some 20mins distance to some tourist spots. The receptionist is very good to change our room due to AC is down on a previous night. Walking distance to some local eateries and super market. The breakfast is really good with various of choices. They even provide free umbrellas and self service laundry.

Traveling to Linhai with my parents and child by high-speed train was made so much easier by the pick-up and drop-off service. The hotel's location right on Ziyang Street is fantastic – you can step out and start exploring immediately, and pop back for a rest whenever you get tired. The only minor drawback is the soundproofing; as it's an old house in an alley, the walls are a bit thin. Light sleepers might want to bring earplugs.

This is a great place for a trip. As for the hotel, I stayed in Building 2, which requires walking through a garden. It's a bit of a walk from the front desk, but there's an elevator in the basement that goes directly there. It was quite quiet, and I slept well. Overall, I'm satisfied.

We stayed for three nights at Renjoy Hotel, Linhai, Taizhou, China, and our booking was made through Trip.com. Overall, it was a wonderful experience for me and my family. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, which made our stay very pleasant. The staff and management were extremely supportive, polite, and always ready to help with any request. Their warm hospitality truly made us feel welcome. The rooms were spacious and cozy, and the overall environment of the hotel was calm and relaxing. We genuinely enjoyed our stay and had an amazing experience. I highly recommend Renjoy Hotel to families and travelers looking for a comfortable and friendly place to stay in Linhai. We would definitely choose this hotel again in the future.